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Revision as of 05:05, 20 February 2024
Kagiso Lesego Molope is a South African Canadian writer. She was the first Black author to win the Percy FitzPatrick Award.[1] She won the Ottawa Book Award in 2019.[2] [3] [4]
Works
- Dancing in the Dusk, Mawenzi House, 2002
- The Mending Season, Oxford University Press, 2005
- This Book Betrays My Brother, Mawenzi House, 2018
- Such a Lonely Lovely Road, Mawenzi House, 2018
[5] <ref> Myth of the Lying Woman”: An Analysis of Testimony in Contemporary South African Fiction
References
- ^ "Kagiso Lesego Molope is at odds with Percy Fitzpatrick". Mail and Guardian. May 7, 2015.
- ^ "The Many Perspectives of Kagiso Lesego Molopes". Carleton Newsroom.
- ^ From South Africa to Canada: The writer’s journey of Ottawa’s Kagiso Lesego Molope/
- ^ “These Children Were the Product of a Changing Country”: The Feminist Bildungsroman and the Issue of Community in the Novels of Kagiso Lesego Molope
- ^ The House of Mothers: Constructing alternative forms of mothering in Kagiso Lesego Molope's The Mending Season
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